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The technical director of Manchester City, Enzo Maresca, revealed the truth about the club's movements in the summer transfer market, stressing that the club is not close to concluding any deal at the present time, but he left the door open. For all possibilities as the transfer window continues.
Maresca confirmed in press statements that Manchester City is not close to completing any deal at the present time, despite ongoing talks with the club's management. The Italian coach said: “At the moment, no, we are not close to anything, but I speak with Soriano and Viana every day. We want to do things during these transfers and we are in the process of doing that.”
These statements come at a time when the transfer market is witnessing a state of anticipation, as everyone awaits the moves of the Sky Club to strengthen its ranks in the new season.
Maresca stressed that the transfer window is still open, which means all possibilities are possible until it closes. The coach explained that talks are continuing with the administration, and that the club is preparing several files in the background, but nothing has been officially decided yet.
These statements reflect the approach of Maresca which prefers not to talk about deals before they are settled, to avoid media pressure that may affect the negotiations.
Maresca revealed the midfielder's injury Maquido, confirming that he will not participate in tomorrow's match due to a minor shoulder problem. The coach said: “Maquido will not play tomorrow because he has a slight problem with his shoulder. There is nothing serious, just a minor problem.”
This injury comes at a sensitive time, as Manchester City is seeking to prepare all its players for the new season, but the coach confirmed that the injury is not serious and that the player will return soon.
When asked about the possibility of working with the Italian goalkeeper Donnarumma, Maresca expressed his great enthusiasm for the idea, confirming his long relationship with the goalkeeper as they are from the same country. The coach said: “Of course, Gigi is my countryman and I have known him for a long time, so I am excited to work with him.”
This statement represents an indirect acknowledgment by Maresca that there is interest in the Italian goalkeeper, but without official confirmation that the deal is close to being completed.
The new season represents a big challenge for Enzo Maresca, who seeks to continue the successes he achieved Pep Guardiola with Manchester. City. Fans of the Sky Club hope to see special deals that strengthen the team's strength, while preserving the collective spirit that has distinguished City in recent years.
The most important question remains: Will the coming days witness official movements from Manchester City in the transfer market, or does Maresca prefer to rely on current elements? The coming days alone will be enough to answer, but what is certain is that the Sky Club is planning a strong season in which it maintains its local and continental dominance.